Used Mitsubishi Outlander for sale near Stoke-on-trent

CarGurus expert rating: 3 out of 5
CarGurus user rating: 4.7 out of 5
Percentage of good/great deals available on CarGurus: 35.4%
Overall CarGurus rating: 4.1 out of 5
Available Listings: Around 300
Average Price: Around £11,000

Mitsubishi Outlander (2013-2021) Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Pioneering plug-in hybrid promises low running costs for the right buyer	Dated infotainment and interior finish
Choice of five or seven seats if you don't buy the hybrid	Early PHEVs have a smaller battery than post-2019 cars
Plenty of room for passengers and their luggage	Dull to drive

Quick Summary

The Mitsubishi Outlander (2013-2021) is an honest, durable, and practical SUV, renowned for its pioneering plug-in hybrid (PHEV) variant. For years, the PHEV offered a unique combination of low CO2 emissions, 20-25 miles of electric range, and robust SUV versatility at an accessible price point. It provides generous passenger and boot space, including a 463-litre boot in PHEV models, and a seven-seat option for non-hybrid versions. While its interior and infotainment may feel dated compared to newer rivals, equipment levels are decent, with later models featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Driving dynamics are functional rather than engaging, with a somewhat chattery ride. However, the PHEV stands out for its low running costs, being VED free and offering significant savings if charged regularly. Diesel models achieve around 35-40mpg. Despite Mitsubishi officially ceasing sales in 2021, the Outlander remains a convincing used buy, offering solid value and ease of ownership, particularly the PHEV for budget-conscious buyers who can maximise its electric range.

Best for: Drivers seeking an honest, workhorse SUV at a good price; buyers prioritising low running costs and company car tax benefits (PHEV); those needing plenty of passenger and boot space, or a seven-seat option (non-hybrid); used car buyers looking for a durable and practical SUV.

Not ideal for: Buyers prioritising engaging driving dynamics or a refined ride; those looking for a cutting-edge infotainment system or premium interior finish; drivers who frequently cover long distances on motorways (PHEV fuel economy).


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The Verdict

You should buy the Outlander if: You're on a budget and seeking a durable, practical SUV; you frequently make shorter journeys and can regularly charge the PHEV for maximum efficiency; or you need a car with plenty of space for passengers and luggage, or a seven-seat option (non-hybrid).

Consider alternatives if: You prioritise engaging driving dynamics, a refined ride, or a modern, polished interior; you cover long distances on motorways regularly, as the PHEV's fuel economy benefits will be reduced; or you need the latest infotainment technology.

Competitive Position: The Mitsubishi Outlander (2013-2021) holds a unique position, especially the PHEV variant, which pioneered affordable plug-in hybrid technology in the SUV segment. While newer rivals have caught up in terms of interior refinement, infotainment, and driving dynamics, the Outlander remains a strong contender as a used buy due to its durability, practicality, and the PHEV's low running costs for the right user. It offers excellent value for budget-conscious buyers seeking a spacious, versatile family SUV.

Read our full Mitsubishi Outlander Review

The Overall CarGurus rating: that informs these recommendations is based on CarGurus' proprietary market data from January 2026, CarGurus expert reviews, and CarGurus user reviews.